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Take Action Help prevent a potentially disastrous oil spill! Explore Further Private vs. Public Funding Clean Water Bottled Water Water Conservation Desalination Chemical Contaminants California World Water Local Water Facts Films Reports Newsletters Press In The News Opposition to Desalination Escalates in Rockland County, New York Proposed Carlsbad Desalination Project to Cost Up To Three Times More Than Claimed Milwaukee Water System Lease Could Cost Community Millions Per Year Poseidon Resources Ups Carlsbad Desal Cost to $550 Million: Asks State for Additional Subsidy for Proposed Project More >> See all headlines >> See all headlines >> Help Us Grow	Currents: May 2008 Akron, OH voter initiative aims to safeguard water resources; Take Back the Tap video contest winners announced; RWE unloads American Water on Wall Street; San Francisco, CA restaurants pledge to part with bottled water; and more . . . Currents is our newsletter about water privatization, featuring community news, legislative updates and action alerts. Published: 2008/05/16 Download this Document: PDF file Fact Sheets Poseidon Resources’ Carlsbad Desalination Plant Is a Bad Deal for Southern California Desalination – An Ocean of Problems Why Water Bottlers Are Bad for Your Community Nestlé’s Move to Bottle Community Water The Top Five Reasons to Keep Wisconsin’s Water in Public Hands more... Reports Mortgaging Milwaukee’s Future — The City of Milwaukee faces a serious fiscal predi ... Unmeasured Danger: America’s Hidden Groundwater Crisis — Farmers in the western United States are drilling ... Sustaining Our Water Future — The Marin Municipal Water District (MMWD) is devel ... Water Privatization Threatens Workers, Consumers and Local Economies — Our country’s good public operators have kept wa ... Dried Up, Sold Out — Dried Up, Sold Out: How the World Bank’s Push fo ... more...

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